Hi
Get-ADUser Property MemberOf is very good for returning user membership of ADGroups however I am trying to do the same for ADGroups - In Active Directory I want to return the Details for the Member Of Tab for an ADGroup
Thanks TerryV
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Hi
Get-ADUser Property MemberOf is very good for returning user membership of ADGroups however I am trying to do the same for ADGroups - In Active Directory I want to return the Details for the Member Of Tab for an ADGroup
Thanks TerryV
Google: "get ad group members"
If it wasn't so simple we would have to invent Google just so we would know the answer:
https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#newwindow=1&q=get+ad+group+members
Once you learn a little about computers and the Internet you will be able to learn how to do your own searches. Searches are very easy but new users can't always understand how to search for things.
Good luck. Look into how to use a search engine. It wild save you a lot of time.
;)
Thanks for the tip
Yes I am aware of the Get-ADGroupMemebers cmdlet in PowerShell.
However I have the scenario where we apply User Access via an ADGroup. This ADGroup is then a Member Of another ADGroup where we have implemented Folder Access.
I am wanting to return the details in the Member Of Tab in ADUC MMC for the ADGroup where we have applied user access and not the list of users.
I have found the answer - Get-ADPrincipalGroupMembership
Thanks TerryV
As I noted above; you have to learn to ask the right question.
You want the groups a user is a member of and not the members of a group. If you carefully read your original question I believe you will see that you reversed the target of you requirement in the explanation.
You want what you originally reversed you way out oof. You want what is on the "memberOf" tab of the user.
hi jrv
No I wanted the "Member Of" of for a Group - Not the membership of the group - but the group detail "member of" and not members
we have groups named G-ROL-Server-Share-Folder and are used to add users - The G-ROL-Server-Share-Folder is then a "Member Of" D-DAT-Server-Share-Folder which applies the NTFS Security Permissions on the Folder - I have a list of G-ROL Groups and I needed their corresponding D-DAT Group to ensure how our Access Standards are implemented correctly.
Thanks TerryV
Are you saying you want the groups a group is a member of?
You can do the same thing you do with Get-ADUser:
Get-ADGroup 'Test Group 1' -Properties MemberOf